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I suppose....... I wouldn't have been mean to him or anything maybe just told him it wasn't appropriate for him to come home!Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Ah sweetie - you're not getting old.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostAh Jaysus Ted - I want it to be ok.... I'm getting old now, I don't want to be doing the single thing forever but I'm also not just going to settle...
Just 'cos most people of your age are married, have a couple of kids, really settled down etc. etc. doesn't mean you'll be left on the shelf.
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I was 20 when I'd been with my (now) Mrs for 6 months. Drives then were pretty strong, but maybe when you get to a certain age they tail off a bit...Originally posted by zeitghostBut every relationship has different drives, though I would have thought that at 6 months & outside marriage these would tend to be fairly high still.Comment
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I have to be honest here - Whenever I've been (or known someone) in a situation where they have questions over whether this is 'the one' - then invariably they are not 'the one'.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostAh Jaysus Ted - I want it to be ok.... I'm getting old now, I don't want to be doing the single thing forever but I'm also not just going to settle...
The question wouldn't even raise itself.
You say you're getting older - then life is too short. Move on, the right one is out there (probably a bit further south and wearing a red jumpsuit
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I tried some of those once.Originally posted by zeitghostI, on the other hand, am old & nearly shagged out... now where did I put those little blue pills?
Made no difference whatsoever.
I was most disappointed - it meant that we had to finish after only three hours.Comment
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I have a (one of many) problemHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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How come you didn't know him? Was he cheating like?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI know but like I said about husband - was with him for 11 years and still didn't know him. I loved him but at the end he just didn't love me back and now - I know I fon't want to get caught out like that again. I am "smitten" but don't know if thats going to lead to something else?
You can't let that scar you forever lass - pick up, move on, prepare to be trodden on again. You have to exposeyour heart in order to use it properly...there's always an element of risk involved in this.The pope is a tard.Comment
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Get ready Gentlemen!!
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